Intention involves desire, but even predominant desire is insufficient for intention, since it need not involve a commitment to act: intentions are 'conduct-controlling pro-attitudes, ones which we are disposed to retain without reconsideration, and which play a significant role as inputs to [means-end] reasoning' (Bratman 1987, p. 20).
IN a reflection on inaccuracy, Milosz announces the book's intention: "Certainly, when I was writing my 'Abecadlo Milosza,' I wanted to present real people and problems, without falsifying anything," adding that his good intentions were insufficient because memory is inevitably flawed and "the past is inaccurate".
They even made the working benches with packing boxes, to overcome the difficulties of insufficient funding without any intention to show off (Fig. 2).
The hundreds of thousands of Iraqis who died after the Bush administration blew up the country demonstrate that good intentions are an insufficient basis for U.S. policy.
It is still insufficient to conclude whether entrepreneurial intention will decrease over time or other unknown factors actually decrease entrepreneurial intention of old people.
Ariel Sharon, who led Israel's invasion of Lebanon in 1982 and now heads the opposition Likud Party, said just one airstrike was insufficient to signal Israel's intention to withdraw and stand up for itself at the same time.
An earlier Hong Kong study that relied on expressed intent to predict vaccination uptake [11] failed to accurately predict the subsequent meager population uptake of pH1N1 vaccination by, at best, an order of magnitude [64], suggesting that intention alone is insufficient for predicting future vaccination uptake, consistent with empirical findings in other areas [33], [42].
As if this were insufficient, Jammeh has now announced an intention to get truly murderous.
Toshiba financial officials, it said, had "deliberately provided insufficient explanations to auditors, with the intention of carrying out a systematic cover-up".
The study was accompanied with insufficient allocation concealment, blinding and no intention-to-treat (ITT) analysis.
